Dog basket for small dog.

[Man With No Pig]

Would anyone know where I could get one in Melbourne? One
that fits on the handle bars.

 

[Kingsley]

On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 09:23:56 +1000, Man with no pigs wrote:

> Would anyone know where I could get one in Melbourne? One
> that fits on the handle bars.

It's not what you asked, but I reckon you should wire a
wicker basket (or other) to your rear rack. I don't think
I'd like something that moves on the handlebars, lest it
moves around while I'm trying to negotiate traffic, or
soft sand etc.

The latest edition of VeloVision (magazine) has a story
devoted to carrying pets on bikes. Yes Really.

cheers, -kt

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[Man With No Pig]

That's good advice, the dog may see a cat and send us both
to the ground.

On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 17:35:55 +1000, kingsley
<[email protected]> wrote:

>On Sun, 28 Mar 2004 09:23:56 +1000, Man with no pigs wrote:
>
>> Would anyone know where I could get one in Melbourne? One
>> that fits on the handle bars.
>
>It's not what you asked, but I reckon you should wire a
>wicker basket (or other) to your rear rack. I don't think
>I'd like something that moves on the handlebars, lest it
>moves around while I'm trying to negotiate traffic, or soft
>sand etc.
>
>The latest edition of VeloVision (magazine) has a story
>devoted to carrying pets on bikes. Yes Really.
>
>cheers, -kt

 

[wassupdawg]

Originally posted by Man With No Pig
Would anyone know where I could get one in Melbourne? One
that fits on the handle bars.

what about one with an ejector seat?